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BitcoinII project identity source check — 2026-07-10

CategoryVerification recordStatusPartial

Date checked: 2026-07-10

Summary

Section titled “Summary”

This record checks primary public sources for the BitcoinII canonical repository, project website, ticker evidence, public project contact paths, and explorer ownership/status language.

The check supports treating Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core as the canonical public reference-implementation repository. It also identifies organization-controlled public channels and strong BC2 ticker usage, but it does not establish a dedicated technical-support contact or independently prove that the public explorer is operated by the same maintainers.

Canonical repository

Section titled “Canonical repository”

Checked:

  • https://github.com/Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core
  • https://github.com/Bitcoin-II

Observed:

  • The repository description says: BitcoinII-Core Source Code (Canonical Reference Implementation of the BitcoinII Blockchain).
  • The Bitcoin-II GitHub organization lists BitcoinII-Core as its first popular repository with the same canonical-reference description.
  • The repository README links the project website and identifies the tree as the BitcoinII Core integration/staging tree.
  • The repository publishes the observed current release v29.1.0.

Conclusion: MoreBC2 may treat https://github.com/Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core as the current canonical public reference-implementation repository, while still recording that repository ownership or maintainer structure can change over time.

Official website

Section titled “Official website”

Observed organization/repository website link:

https://Bitcoin-II.org

The GitHub organization and canonical repository both link this domain.

Conclusion: This is the strongest currently observed project-controlled website link.

Ticker evidence

Section titled “Ticker evidence”

Primary/project-controlled observations include:

  • The public BitcoinII Explorer displays BC2 as its currency unit.
  • The Bitcoin-II organization hosts a repository named wallet-bc2.
  • BitcoinII source/UI material previously reviewed by MoreBC2 uses BC2 units.

Conclusion: BC2 has strong project-controlled usage and is suitable as the documented ticker with an evidence note. No single reviewed page in this check contained a standalone formal sentence equivalent to “the official ticker is BC2,” so maintainer confirmation would still strengthen the record.

Public project contact paths

Section titled “Public project contact paths”

The Bitcoin-II GitHub organization publicly links:

  • Website: https://Bitcoin-II.org
  • X account: @TheBitcoinIIOrg
  • Discord invitation
  • Telegram: BitcoinIIOrganization
  • Reddit: r/BitcoinII

The organization has no public members listed.

Conclusion: These are project-controlled public community/contact paths. This check did not find a dedicated integration-support email, named technical contact, or service-provider contact page.

Security contact caveat

Section titled “Security contact caveat”

The canonical repository’s SECURITY.md still points to Bitcoin Core’s lifecycle page, Bitcoin Core’s security email, and Bitcoin Core developer keys.

This appears inherited from upstream and should not be treated as a valid BitcoinII vulnerability-reporting or technical-support route without explicit maintainer confirmation.

Explorer status language

Section titled “Explorer status language”

The public explorer at:

https://bitcoinii.ddns.net/explorer/

states Official Explorer for the BitcoinII network and displays BC2-denominated network data.

MoreBC2 has separately recorded a same-time height and tip-hash match between this explorer and a local BitcoinII Core v29.1.0 node on 2026-07-10.

Conclusion: The explorer’s official-status claim is directly observed and its chain tip matched a local node during a dated check. Independent maintainer confirmation of ownership/operation remains open.

What this record supports

Section titled “What this record supports”
  • Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core is the current canonical public reference-implementation repository.
  • Bitcoin-II.org is the strongest currently observed project-controlled website link.
  • BC2 has strong project-controlled ticker/unit usage.
  • The Bitcoin-II GitHub organization exposes public community contact channels.
  • The explorer publicly claims official status and passed one dated same-time local-node comparison.

What remains unresolved

Section titled “What remains unresolved”
  • Dedicated technical/integration support contact.
  • Dedicated BitcoinII vulnerability-reporting route.
  • Named public maintainers or organization members.
  • Independent confirmation that the explorer is operated by the canonical project maintainers.
  • A standalone formal maintainer statement explicitly declaring BC2 as the official ticker.

Sources checked

Section titled “Sources checked”
  • Bitcoin-II GitHub organization profile
  • Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core repository page and README
  • Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core release page for v29.1.0
  • Bitcoin-II/BitcoinII-Core SECURITY.md
  • BitcoinII Explorer public page
  • Existing MoreBC2 explorer and local-node verification records

Verification

Section titled “Verification”

Status: Partial
Notes: Canonical repository status is supported by explicit organization/repository descriptions. Ticker, contact, and explorer-officiality findings remain carefully scoped to observed project-controlled usage and public claims.